Sentence examples for accessible audience from inspiring English sources
Dydo's teaching of Stein, Burns said, was his first encounter with Stein's "real," or experimental, writing — as opposed to her accessible, "audience" writing — and the beginning of the serious interest in Stein which became his life's work.
While Cohen may have worked with this idea from a rooftop to begin, the whole concept is to reduce the initial effort required to tap into that latent green thumb — but that means starting with the most accessible audience first.
Since eXelate's U.S. launch of the eXelate eXchange in May 2008, the company has expanded both its footprint of accessible audience data (to 150 million U.S. unique visitors presently) as well as its suite of solutions to enable efficient interactions between buyers and sellers of data.
"People thought, 'Wow, if we can make it this accessible to audience members coming to see this stuff, why can't we do this with kids and the community?' " The students usually have their own motivations.
Whether the film's use of music will help make it accessible to audiences is an open question.
The Pursuit of Happiness (1971), a study of legal injustice, attempted to make a difficult subject accessible to audiences.
In an effort to make the concerts accessible to audiences like the schoolchildren who got to see Ms. Kim perform, tickets were mostly free.
Mr. Kehr's new position, which he begins Dec. 1, includes finding ways to make the museum's film collection accessible to audiences outside New York, partly through digital circulation, as well as work on new exhibitions and scholarly research.
He would create a collaborative environment for choreographers, composers, designers and filmmakers; a more empowering role for dancers; make ballet more accessible to audiences and draw in people closer to his own age.
While Michael Haneke's 144-minute black-and-white film was hardly wildly commercial, it was nevertheless more accessible to audiences than Apichatpong Weerasethakul's poetic, narrative-resistant mood-piece.
Her live show combines storytelling, standup and puppetry, and every performance will be "relaxed", meaning it will be accessible to audiences who can't observe the conventions of traditional theatregoing.
